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    Fireside Address Analysis

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    Historically, war has produced a culture of nationalist fervor, and overwhelming disdain for the opposition. In the period leading up to, and during the Second World War, there was rapidly growing anti-Japanese sentiment within the American psyche. Our people and government took aggressive actions against the Japanese, both inside and outside of our borders. Japanese people were depicted with overtly stereotyped caricatures in the media, and racial slurs were commonplace in our vernacular. These…

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    Throughout the myriad of problems that exist in South American and Central American countries, one problem seems to be common for all Latin American countries: poverty. For centuries, most countries in Latin America have been in the same economic state. They have enormous separations of class. Usually, the countries have no middle class, only the extremely rich and the extremely poor exist. Now, the debatable topics in this is what exactly the source of this poverty is. Did the people of these…

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    The history of the European presence in the Americas is usually written in gleaming terms. The search for riches and glory has brought the European powers unto a new age of power unseen since to the level of an empire. The one constant feature of any empire, however, is that there is always a group that must yield to a more powerful force. The European expansion into the New World was no different in that in order to take advantage of the America’s fertile virgin land first the natives must…

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    These core competencies can stem from natural resources the country is home to, example of this is grain in the United States or oil in the Middle East. The availability of resources is also an advantage of globalization, because natural resources are not always prevalent in all countries. Movement of goods in and out of countries stimulates the global market. The United States also has a core competency in technology and therefore can send jobs to countries like China has a competency in cheap…

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    the first time American states have denied basic human rights to individuals. Around the 1800s and up until today, people of color have been stripped of their basic rights. Before the civil rights movement starting popping up in the 60s, people of color were labeled as “colored” from their white counterparts and not allowed to use the same space as the “whites.” The similarities between both issues are frightening close. In an article written by Doctor Comrade, he states, “…and it 's hard not to…

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    The much more recent proposal that has been favoured by quite a number of states in the Group of 4 (G4) Plan. The G4 proposal is more of a mix between Model A of the High Level Panel Report and the Razali Plan. It highlights legitimacy and efficiency the way Model A does, and attacks the Security Council’s “representative character” (Cox, 2009: 105-106) taken from the Razali Plan. On top of that, the G4 looks at the meaning of security with reference to the Charter. It argues that the concept of…

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    Pop Culture Analysis

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    spawned in the U.S and now are worldwide commercial entities. The movie industry is another aspect of American culture gone global. Hollywood produces global blockbusters that are emphatically advertised to people in all walks of life. The 2016 United States Presidential Election is an example for U.S culture turned pop culture happening right…

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    people of color, by humiliating, harassing, and arresting them. It is not hard to perceive how people from different countries and skin colors are being racially profiled and accused of criminal acts. It is truly ironic how the "United" States of America is only united when it comes to certain ethnicities. Adnan R. Khan argues against racial profiling in his article, Close Encounters with US Immigration, describing this type of profiling as “singling out people as suspicious solely because of…

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    elementary school, I thought the English course was unnecessary and defeat. In China, about in my fourth grade in elementary school, English became a required course, and it is as important as Chinese and Math lessons. Because during that time, the United States, Britain and other countries that English is their mother tongue, become the top world 's strongest countries, and that making English become the world 's common language. So the Chinese government makes English course turn into…

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    had a dream to stop segregation in the late 1900’s but in reality we are living in the same time that he was living. The reason why is because the U.S is trying to keep others who aren’t American citizen out of the state which is basically segregation. The immigrants have been promised “citizenship” but they have waited too long. MLK said, “justice too long delayed is justice denied’. Has the citizens from other countries been denied a chance to become U.S citizens…

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